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Not her mom asking if her life would actually be easier if her cousin did up and disappear 🙄
Look, I get that she wouldn't lose any chores over it but not having to deal with a smug bastard as I'm doing my work would certainly improve my quality of life
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I Cheerfully Refuse
Leif Enger
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Not her mom asking if her life would actually be easier if her cousin did up and disappear 🙄
Look, I get that she wouldn't lose any chores over it but not having to deal with a smug bastard as I'm doing my work would certainly improve my quality of life
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Gods of Jade and Shadow
Silvia Moreno-Garcia
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Do you guys take into account a book’s rating before deciding whether to read it or not? And if so, what’s the lowest rating a book can have for you to still want to read it? For me, if it’s a book I’ve never heard about before, I think anything below 3.5 is a bit discouraging, but maybe I’m too harsh😅
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What are the most well written books you've ever read?
I mean this on a technical level, as in what books did you think the author had such a good grasp on not just the story and/or characters but also their command of language?
What books do you think hold up at the best of the best in terms of the very craft of writing?
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"She moved through the world with the same determined tilt to her shoulders and flint in her eyes that drew him to her when he was a boy, a moth to her blazing light. Was she not miraculously resurrected? To see her was enough. To hear her laugh again, even if it was at one of Beto's long, meandering jokes and not his, was enough.
He could survive on the scraps from her table -- had he not spent the past nine years starving? Anything she gave him now was a bounty."
Oh my GOD 😫😫
"He knew, with the acute awareness of a much older man, that there were some things too precious to lose. That so many things -- his dignity, his work, his very world -- meant nothing.
Not when Nena lived.
The only purpose of tomorrow was to survive it and to reach her on the other side."
RIP to anyone that stands in this man's way
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